Sentence examples for the indigenous present from inspiring English sources

The most grievous historical misrepresentation here, therefore, is that we are so much more willing to acknowledge the indigenous past of North America, rather than the indigenous present.

In the current ad, the barbie is sparked, the chops are shared and the Indigenous Australians present are, pointedly, served first.

Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland (which is not included in all definitions of Scandinavia, but will be here) have much to offer, especially during the summer: fjords, fishing, wide-open spaces for hiking and camping, not to mention clean and culture-rich cities, dramatic evidence of a Viking past and — in Lapland — the richness of the indigenous Sami present.

Though different theories abound as to the exact centuries the kulintang was finally realized, there is a consensus that kulintang music developed from a foreign musical tradition which was borrowed and adapted to the indigenous music tradition already present in the area.

Christov-Bakargiev has also, surprisingly and tellingly, installed a number of paintings by Australian aboriginal artists at Istanbul Modern, and presents the indigenous Yolngu people's 1963 petition – typed, signed and surrounded by a painting on bark – claiming indigenous rights both to their ancestral lands and to the seas.

The areas affected by the indigenous and imported cases presented a geographically expanding trend over the study period.

From the genetic perspective, strong evidence in support of a N African origin of the indigenous ancestors and their present-day persistence was only obtained when uniparental genetic markers were analyzed.

The presence of A. discolor in all treatment over the time can be explained based on the similarities with indigenous basidiomycetes present in the biomixture and the high amount of readily metabolized carbon sources.

At present, FUNAI, the indigenous affairs agency, along with various other government bodies, demarcates the land in conjunction with indigenous communities.

This could be due to the highly effective and competitiveness of inoculated isolate than those present in the indigenous soils as previously confirmed by Willams and Phillips (1983) and; Asad et al. (1991).

At present, however, the indigenous nature of the sterol biomarkers is not fully established (see [ 68] for a discussion of the pros and cons) so that the relevance of these dramatic observations to the origin of eukaryotes remains uncertain.